Treasure Valley Low Cost Pet Services

ALL CREATURES ANIMAL HOSPITAL – New Plymouth
5555 Hwy 52
New Plymouth, ID
Call (208) 278-9333 to make an appointment.
Cat Spay $55
Cat Neuter $28
Call for feral cats

ALL VALLEY ANIMAL PET CLINIC – Emerald
6140 W. Emerald St., No. 500
Boise, ID 83704
Every 1^st Wednesday of the month
Call 208.322.0033 for pricing and to schedule an appointment or visit www.snipidaho.org for prices.

ALL VALLEY ANIMAL PET CLINIC – Federal Way
6801 S. Federal Way
Boise, ID 83716
Every 2^nd Tuesday of the month
Call 208.331.0667 for pricing and to schedule an appointment or visit www.snipidaho.org for prices.

IDAHO HUMANE SOCIETY CLINIC– Boise (phone 342-3599)

www.idahohumanesociety.org

4775 Dorman Street, Boise, ID

Price list: https://www.idahohumanesociety.org/veterinary/hospital-price-list/

All proceeds from these surgeries go back to helping the shelter animals!

IDAHO HUMANE SOCIETY LOW COST SPOT CLINIC– Boise (phone 342-3599)

www.idahohumanesociety.org

Feral /Wild Cats – Mon-Sat by appointment only. Go to www.boiseid.net for trapping instructions
and to make an appointment. Feral cat (in trap) spay or neuter $10 cash.

Free trap checkout with $100 refundable deposit – only with a spay/neuter appointment. Vaccinations available.

Trapping Instructions
Post Surgery Care

Ear Tipping

PET HAVEN - Nampa (phone 562-0156)
http://ccpethaven.org/
333 W. Orchard Avenue
Nampa, ID 83651
Cat Spay         $40
Cat Neuter      $25

Vaccines:
FVRCP              $10
Feline leukemia $15
Rabies                $10
Additional injection for pain $5
Nail trim            $3
Revolution      $10

Trap rental available

ANIMAL HEALTH HOSPITAL
Overland
Boise, ID
Cat Spay $60
Cat Neuter $35

PETCO – Nampa and Boise Stores

Low cost spay/neuter vouchers available from www.snipidaho.org.

Cat Neuter $35

Cat Spay $55

Additional fees for pregnant or cryptorchid.

Contact Petco for additional information.

THE PET HOSPITAL – Meridian (phone 286-9222)

5100 N. Star Rd. Meridian, ID

Cat spay $40

Cat neuter $25

Additional charge for obese, pregnant, or cryptorchid

FRIENDS OF CANYON COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
Nampa, ID 83651 (phone 455-5927)
Cat Spays/Neuters $30
Vaccines $10

CONRAD STRAYS CAT RESCUE AND ADOPTION

www.conradstrays.com

conradstrays@aol.com

Feral cats and low-income tame cats

Vaccines offered only at time of surgery

IDAHO PAWS FOR LIFE

www.idahopawsforlife.org

Fix ‘em in February and Fix ‘em in Fall low cost spay/neuter vouchers

SETTLERS PARK VETERNARY HOSPITAL (phone 855-9500)
(told they have reasonable pricing)
3220 N Meridian Rd, Meridian, ID, 83646

Dog Spay or Neuter

ALL VALLEY ANIMAL PET CLINIC – Emerald
6140 W. Emerald St., No. 500
Boise, ID 83704
Every 1^st Wednesday of the month
Call 208.322.0033 for pricing and to schedule an appointment or visit www.snipidaho.org for prices.

IDAHO HUMANE SOCIETY CLINIC– Boise (phone 342-3599)

www.idahohumanesociety.org

4775 Dorman Street, Boise, ID

https://www.idahohumanesociety.org/veterinary/hospital-price-list/

PIT BULLS OR PIT BULL MIXES ONLY: $25 for low income spay or neuter

Contact SPOTpitbulls@idahohumanesociety.org

All proceeds from surgeries done at Idaho Humane Society go back to helping the shelter animals!

PETCO – Nampa and Boise Stores

Low cost spay/neuter vouchers available through www.snipidaho.org

Additional fees for pregnant or cryptorchid.

Contact Petco for additional information.

THE PET HOSPITAL – Meridian (phone 286-9222)

5100 N. Star Rd. Meridian, ID

Limited number of low cost dogs. Call for more information.

Dog spay $100

Dog neuter $65

Additional charge for obese, pregnant, or cryptorchid

SPAY NEUTER IDAHO PETS (SNIP) Boise (phone 968-1338 leave a message)

www.snipidaho.org

If you’re sending in donations or proof of income in order to get financial assistance, use the following address:

SNIP, Inc.

5212 W. Franklin Street, #52

Boise, ID 83705

Email snipit@snipidaho.org

SETTLERS PARK VETERNARY HOSPITAL (phone 855-9500)
(told they have reasonable pricing)
3220 N Meridian Rd, Meridian, ID, 83646

Emergencies

ALL VALLEY ANIMAL CARE CENTER – Meridian (phone 888-0818)

www.allvalleyanimal.com

2326 E. Cinema Drive, Meridian (near Harley-Davidson and Majestic Cinemas)

Pet Vaccinations

Please don’t forget vaccinations! They are an important part of animal care and will protect your pet from contagious, deadly viruses such as parvo and panleukopenia. There are great prices at many of these above clinics at the time of surgery. They are also available at these walk-in low cost vaccine clinics. Get rid of fleas, worms, and ear mites too for a happier pet. Call for prices and dates.

ZAMZOW’S SHOT CLINIC FOR CATS AND DOGS

ALL VALLEY ANIMAL CARE CENTER, Meridian (phone 888-0818)

2326 E. Cinema Drive

ALL VALLEY PET CLINIC, Boise (phone 331-0667)

3642 S. Findlay St.

ALL VALLEY PET CLINIC, Boise (phone 322-0033)

9140 W. Emerald, Suite 500

ALL VALLEY PET CLINIC, Nampa (phone 465-0888)

Fred Meyer Shopping Center

Second St. South

PETHAVEN, Nampa (phone 466-1298)

333 W. Orchard Avenue

Cat and Dog Food

(Free to Those in Need)

IDAHO HUMANE SOCIETY PET FOOD PANTRY, Boise (phone 342-3508)

www.idahohumanesociety.org

4775 Dorman Street

The front desk staff at the shelter can assist you or call ahead. Cat food donations are especially needed.

MERIDIAN VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY, Meridian

www.meridianvalleyhumanesociety.org

SIMPLY CATS (Every other Saturday for food), Boise (phone 343-7177)

www.simplycats.org

Tues through Sat 12-4 PM (closed Sun and Mon)

2833 S. Victory View Way

Contact Lou Ann for possible cat food donations cats@boiseid.net

Pet Sitting

Companions Pet Sitting -- Dependable quality care for your animals. susan_winsel@q.com, 345-8198 or 703-1037

The Pet Sitter, LLC www.thepetsitterofboise.com, (208) 484-2969 julie@thepetsitterofboise.com

Fetch! Pet Care of Treasure Valley (208) 629-7274

http://boise.fetchpetcare.com

Email: boise@fetchpetcare.com

Other Pet Resources

FACTS ABOUT SPAY/NEUTER

Did you know that female kittens can become pregnant as early as 5 months?

http://www.bestfriends.org/nomorehomelesspets/pdf/SpayNeuterBrochure.pdf

http://www.sniksnak.com/overpopulation.html

http://www.sniksnak.com/longwalk.html

ABOUT DECLAWING AND WHY YOU SHOULDN'T

http://www.declawing.com/

http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/cats/tips/declawing.html

GOT FLEAS?
The least expensive option is Borax from the laundry detergent aisle at the grocery store. Simply sprinkle it on your carpet and pet bedding and brush in with a broom. You may not see results for 3 weeks, but then the fleas cycle will end for up to a year. Reapply as necessary.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/boric_acid
The best choice since it's granular and falls down into the carpet easier:
http://www.pestproducts.com/fleapowder.htm

BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS? CATS ON THE COUNTER?

Multivet's new patented SSSCAT TM device is a positive method to controlling your cat's territory and behavioral problems. This is a great invention!

http://www.petstreetmall.com/Indoor-Containment/7108/525/

SICK FERAL CATS?

Contact Lou Ann at cats@boiseid.net for helpful information.

MOVING
Can't move with your pet?

LOST OR FOUND A PET?
Post a free ad online at http://www.craigslist.org, community/pets section and lost and found.
Post a free ad online at http://www.zidaho.com pets section

Post an ad on any of the Facebook groups for lost pets.
Go to Idaho Humane Society ASAP (4775 Dorman St. Boise) or to your nearest shelter and file a lost or found report. If no one claims your pet within a short period of time, it will be put up for adoption or euthanized. If your pet has a microchip, you stand a better chance of getting him/her back if taken to the shelter. A collar with ID tag is also important.
Put up posters in your neighborhood.
If you have neighbors who don't like pets, it's possible that they have trapped your pet and dumped them elsewhere. Make sure you know your neighbors! Catios or a perimeter fence is a great option. Contact cats@boiseid.net for more info.
Idaho has many predator animals (owls, coyotes, fox, etc.) that can attack your pet, especially at night. Consider bringing outdoor pets into the house, garage, or outbuilding at a certain time each evening. Hawks will take kittens and small cats during daylight hours!

DISEASES AND ILLNESSES

http://www.sheltermedicine.com/about/welcome.php

DOGGIE ARTHRITIS
Glucosamine & Chondroitin 500/400mg by 21st Century (PetSmart)
Canine Aspirin 300mg by 21st Century (PetSmart)

NATIONAL ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS

if you have updated prices or would like to be included in this list, contact cats@boiseid.net.